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 Do Frozen Superworms Ever wake up?

I have a good amount of superworms, But the problem is, they are frozen. (Not really frozen but when I bought them they had been in a fridge) My question is, will they ever wake up? My Leopard Gecko loves to eat them alive. She gets a lot of her exercise from chasing them around (a bit creepy) Can Anybody help me out?
They haven’t turned black yet and none of them seem to be curling up for the pupa stage. Will they ever wake up or no?



04/19/08  09:27pm

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   Message To: Superwormbreeder   In reference to Message Id: 1709531


 Do Frozen Superworms Ever wake up?

the warmer the place the more active they are keep them in your room for a day(with an apple inside for them to eat).
04/20/08  12:57am

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   Message To: Cajunkydd   In reference to Message Id: 1709705


 Do Frozen Superworms Ever wake up?

well it’s already been about a day. some are already turning black. I’ve also tried poking them but nothing happens. I have about 200. total waste of money :(
04/20/08  11:32am

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   Message To: Superwormbreeder   In reference to Message Id: 1709980


 Do Frozen Superworms Ever wake up?

about 30 of them woke up lol. Oh well. could always get more :)
04/20/08  02:23pm

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   Message To: Superwormbreeder   In reference to Message Id: 1710115


 Do Frozen Superworms Ever wake up?

looks like u were too late
04/20/08  07:31pm

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   Message To: Cajunkydd   In reference to Message Id: 1710464


 Do Frozen Superworms Ever wake up?

Never buy them from a store where they keep them in a fridge. Mealworms are suppose to be refridgerated so that they don’t pupae, but superworms are supposes to be at a temp above 47 degrees. Better luck next time.
05/01/08  09:40pm


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